A GERMAN THIRD REICH Political EAGLE EMBLEM cast aluminium wall plaque - Made from Cast Aluminium - Condition good with no chips or cracks, and could do with a light clean - dimensions 76cm span x 41cm height approx During the Third Reich, the German Hoheitszeichen was the eagle clutching the swastika emblem of the Nazi party. This eagle emblem appeared in countless forms, from military uniform insignia to the seals and stamps used on official documents. Additional info: National eagle emblems were also used as wall and building decorations, for official buildings and meeting halls used by Nazi Party organizations, and also private homes. These state symbols in some cases were used to recognize official Party spaces, and in other cases were simply decorative items used by Nazi supporters. During the Third Reich, wall and building eagles existed in various forms.

An original WWII medal posting box with original compliment slip from the Under-Secretary of State for Defence containing in individual envelopes The Italy Star, The War Medal, The Defence Medal each with ribbon in excellent condition

Of military interest - a belt with fourteen badges and buttons including a BRITISH LIGHT INFANTRY "JELLALABAD" cap badge, a WW1 Royal Artillery 'Ubique Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt' cap badge, a ROYAL PIONEER CORPS Cap Badge 'Labor Omnia Vincit' badge, a WW1 SOUTH WALES BORDERERS EGYPT Badge, a WW1 ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS REGIMENT cap badge, a 13th/18th ROYAL HUSSARS Regiment cap badge - Queens Crown, a WW2 Royal Tank Regiment cap badge 'Fear Naught', a RANGOON VOLUNTEER RIFLES Highland Company cap badge, a ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS cap badge, a CAMERONIANS (Scottish Rifles) badge, a ROYAL ENGINEERS WW1 Royal Engineers Corps (George V) Cap Badge, a ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS RAOC WW2 cap badge

Three vintage books concerning the RAF being - The RAF in Action (A&C Black 1941 no dust jacket) front end dedication June 1941, The Wonder Book of the RAF editor Harry Golding with 8 colour plates, The Royal Air Force in Pictures , front end dedication is dated March 1941

Two GAS MASKS, the first, in a fragile state, is a rare civilian single eyepiece respirator stamped L&BR Co 1937 LOT 2388B, the second with twin eyepieces is stamped STR 21 LOT 286 (unclear) PBC OCT 39

LAUGH WITH SEAC published by SEAC (South East Asia Command) newspaper being a collection of WWll army jokes, some damage to spine and one page has been sellotaped in but otherwise in good condition and SLAVE WORKER IN THE CHANNEL ISLANDS by John Dalmau being the story of a Spanish Republican POW on the Channel Islands during the Second World War